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    to awareness for pressing social injustices, as well as a criticism on how various communities combat those injustices. Through the use of clever symbolism and equivocal character names, Morrison explores central themes of societal and emotional neglect, the needs of minority groups, and violence as a means of resistance. The characters of Hagar and Guitar are both representative of those themes. Though their justifications and actions may differ, both Hagar and Guitar show how abandonment, and…

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    the short story, “A Very Old Man with Enormous Wings ”, by Gabriel García Márquez, the old man, seen as an angel is often seen as symbol of Hope, goodness, Purity, Protection, or comfort. They are also represented as beautiful winged figures unlike the very old man in the story. "His huge buzzard wings, dirty and half-plucked" we re ironically conveyed as an image of age and prosperity. As oppose to an angel, the old man is seen as weak, dependent, and different. Any heavenly qualities…

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    My Social Work interview was with Mrs. Nicole Gales on April 7, 2016, I have learned a little more about my major and what I want to really do. First Mrs. Gales and I started off with the basic which was her educational and practice background. Mrs. Gales started by obtaining her bachelor degree in Social Work in 2003, months later she obtained her license to practice Social Work, October 2003 she started working Mississippi Division Human Service, Spring 2008 she started her master’s studies in…

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    Mental Capacity Case Study

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    Septic Shock Affecting Mental Capacity The assignment is to support an insight into a safeguarding issue where the patient is self-neglecting due to the lack of circumstantial mental capacity to take a decision. I have chosen the Gibbs’ reflective cycle (Oxford Brookes University, 2016) to comprehend and reflect the scenario. The Gibbs’ reflective cycle will enable to follow step by step; focusing on the description of the issue, how I felt about it, initial evaluation and the analysis of the…

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    The American Dream

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    the people who bring out the best in you and whom you genuinely enjoy being around. Last year at my co-op placement, I was working with the elderly at Markham Stouffville Hospital and had the opportunity to connect with the patients. Before a patient would be discharged, I would ask them for advice before they left the hospital. Each of them said to never neglect the ones who are closest to you. Some said it in a tone of gratitude and others in regret. In that setting and situation, it is a lot…

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    Aging Prisoners In Prisons

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    Not only do older prisoners require more attention, but they also need more medical services, welfare, treatment, and more. In prisons, “prisoners tend to experience accelerated aging, causing them to have health issues that usually happen to ages higher than they currently are, meaning they may be 55, but might be suffering from health issues of 65 year olds” (Kim, KiDuek). So because of accelerated aging, prisoners are aging faster than someone outside of prison. This cause more problem as…

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    Paternalism Vs Paternalism

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    Paternalism as an approach to antipoverty policy is the most persuasive approach compared to enforcement, improving opportunities, and marriage. Paternalism is able to account for the shortcomings of the other approaches while simultaneously maintaining a political view that is appealing to both liberals and conservatives. By approaching antipoverty policy through a method of combining aid with structure in the form of obligations, it is able to both help the poor in the form of aid and teach…

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    Aktion T4 Research Paper

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    though, this act was legal. Its accessibility drew in Adolf Hitler, leading to the formation of Aktion T4, a forced euthanasia program with the intentions of killing the incurably ill, physically or mentally disabled, emotionally distraught, and elderly people. This program was later known in history as the precursor of mass deportations and concentration camps. The Aktion T4 program, despite Hitler’s announcements, began in the summer of 1939. Hitler officially announced the existence of this…

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    Holy Cross Research Paper

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    parishioners and caused the whole atmosphere of the church to change. Holy Cross went through a transition between multiple priests, none of whom could keep its spirit alive. Now, holiday traditions are never the same and it’s heartbreaking to see the elderly members of the community trying to preserve the legacy, but no one cares anymore. A drastic amount of people have switched churches, and I’m ashamed to admit that my family was one of them. However, whenever we do visit Holy Cross, I know…

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    the protocols for assisted suicide as to prevent abuse and enforce those laws. The public in general may even be considered a stakeholder, as the public has a responsibility to provide protection to vulnerable individuals such as the ill or elderly from neglect and…

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